Description
Are you an automotive or heavy-duty mechanic looking for a career shift? Do you prefer working nights and weekends? Imagine taking your skills to the next level as you work on light rail trains and electric vehicles. Join the dynamic Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) team and we will provide you with the training to become a certified LRT (Light Rail Train) Mechanic.
This is a unique opportunity to:
- Elevate your career: Work on specialized vehicles in the public transportation industry
- Expand your skillset: Become an expert in the maintenance and repair of light rail vehicles
- Receive full training: You will be equipped with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed
As an LRT Mechanic, you will play a vital role in keeping our light rail vehicles safe and reliable by conducting inspections, performing preventative maintenance, and carrying out repairs. This position is perfect for individuals who prefer working nights and weekends - with the ability to transition to day shifts in the future. If you are a proactive problem-solver with a passion for mechanics and a commitment to maintaining high standards, we encourage you to apply. You'll join a team that values safety, efficiency, and provides excellent service to the citizens of Edmonton.
Want to learn more about how we keep our LRT cars running smoothly? Our team was recently featured by CTV news in a behind-the-scenes look at LRT vehicle maintenance. Watch the video here.
What will you do?
- Perform preventative maintenance inspections
- Repair, overhaul, service, inspect/commission new equipment/attachments, and diagnose the complete range of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, structural, and all other failures occurring to light rail vehicles, equipment components, and attachments common to light rail vehicle fleets
- Recover and/or perform emergency repairs to failed electric transit vehicles on-line
- Complete changeovers on-line and track test light rail vehicles
- Carry out modifications to electric transit vehicles
- Review Branch maintenance information systems, manuals, and handbooks in order to accurately diagnose, repair, and request parts for the jobs assigned
- Complete the required administrative procedures and forms to ensure the proper recording and communication of work recommended and/or completed
- Use Fleet Management System Software (SAP) to perform data entry and time entry
- Attend and participate in health and safety training and meetings
- Perform testing to support failure analysis by maintenance engineering personnel
- Perform other related duties as required
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